NADA MarketValues App Now Available in Google Play
McLean, Va. - NADA MarketValues, a mobile app designed for dealers to make informed pricing decisions on used cars and light trucks at auction, is now available for Android devices on Google Play.
"We're excited to build on our success with NADA MarketValues for iPhone and iPad by expanding the app to Android users," said Mike Stanton, vice president and chief operating officer, NADA Used Car Guide.
The app, which was launched earlier this year, provides subscribers with unlimited lookups by VIN scan or by make and model. A continuous Internet connection is not required.
NADA MarketValues provides dealers with three best-in-class options to help make buying and selling decisions:
NADA Used Car Guide values, which includes weekly NADA auction values and monthly trade-in, loan and retail;
AuctionNet values, the industry's top source for wholesale vehicle sales data; or
Choose both NADA Used Car Guide and AuctionNet values.
NADA Used Car Guide values and AuctionNet values can be purchased separately for $50 per month or can be combined for $100 per month. The app also provides optional integrated access to Experian AutoCheck vehicle history reports, available with a separate subscription.
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